In December of 2003, a new Oklahoma City Federal Building was opened. Located on NW 6th Street, the new complex is just blocks from the former site of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. The 181,000 square foot complex was funded with $42 million from the U.S. General Services Administration and now houses 11 federal agencies.

This district includes primarily business and offices around the Oklahoma City National Memorial.

Oklahoma City's first high school, Central High, is located in this district. Central High was designed by Solomon Andrew Layton, architect of the State Capitol and the Skirvin Hotel, and opened in 1912 at NW 7 and Robinson. The building is now the state headquarters of SBC Communications.

The Regency Towers, a high rise apartment building, is also located in this district.